Guest of Dans le retro on France Bleu, Louise Bourgoin talked about her bad memories about her first role.
After a career in television which saw her come to life for the general public, Louise Bourgoin launched into cinema in 2009. Decades later, the actress is still accumulating film shoots. She is also starring in the romantic comedy the Mediumbefore that she had played a delusional Latin teacher in the film Repeated twice (on the set of which she made her partners laugh a lot) or even Anti-squat. However, she remembers her very first role and the anxiety it caused her.
Louise Bourgoin soon in season 3 of Hippocrates
Interviewed by Télé Loisirs at the Alpe D’huez festival last January, she gave information on the next season of the Canal + series in which she plays intern Chloé Antovska: “season 3 will air on Canal + in September 2024, there will still be the main characters from the last season, with Bouli Lanners, Alice Belaïdi, Zacharie Chasseriaud, Karim Leklou, Geraldine Nakache et Anne Consigny. And a new one: it’s William Lebghil, which has a big role. He’s a bit like the favorite actor of Thomas Lilti (the creator of the series). What I can tell you is that we are still short of beds, my character’s hand is still disabled, Simoni will come back in force too, so Eric Caravaca. There are obviously a lot of twists and turns. Previously, the series was written by Anaïs Carpita and Claude Le Pape, this time, the season is written 100% by Thomas Lilti alone. It will be a different tone, and there are always problems in finding these famous patients.“
This intimate scene that she greatly dreaded
At Déborah Grunwald’s microphone, Louise Bourgoin returns to an intimate scene in her first film The daughter of Monaco : “I wish at the time I didn’t have to shoot the scene. I really liked my character and the film but I said to myself: ‘Oh my, my parents are going to see this.’ I was sick of filming this scene. And then I had the idea to put my feet on her face (she talks about Fabrice Luchini) and make a position so convoluted and crazy that it became really comical. And it saved me. The fact that it was funny and not just erotic made me feel better.” She adds that she would have really appreciated working with an intimacy coordinator at the time.
